Palestine is the most dangerous place in the world.

This is according to the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data - ACLED Conflict Index.  

It found that 87 percent of the Palestinian population across Gaza and the West Bank was exposed to extreme violence from 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024.

The ACLED Conflict Index assesses every country and territory in the world according to four indicators, namely, deadliness, danger to civilians, geographic diffusion, and armed group fragmentation.

For more on the index, Aurelie Kalenga spoke to ACLED Head of Data Science, Dr Katayoun Kishi.

Palestine is the most dangerous place in the world.
This is according to the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data - ACLED Conflict Index.  
It found that 87 percent of the Palestinian population across Gaza and the West Bank was exposed to extreme violence from 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024.
The ACLED Conflict Index assesses every country and territory in the world according to four indicators, namely, deadliness, danger to civilians, geographic diffusion, and armed group fragmentation.
For more on the index, Aurelie Kalenga spoke to ACLED Head of Data Science, Dr Katayoun Kishi.

Africa Rise & Shine

Palestine is the most dangerous place in the world-ACLED Conflict Index

On the roundup wrap segment, resident analyst Mighti Jamie discusses some of the stories highlighted earlier as well as throw forward to the week ahead.

On the roundup wrap segment, resident analyst Mighti Jamie discusses some of the stories highlighted earlier as well as throw forward to the week ahead.

Round Up Wrap with political analyst Mighti Jamie

The Tunisian embassy in South Africa counsellor Hasna Tizaoui says that the Tunisian economy is more liberalised than before as it historically depended only on few sectors of its economy.

She was speaking on Saturday at a ceremony held at the Tunisian embassy in South Africa's capital of Pretoria, marking World Olive Day which is celebrated annually on 26th November.

Channel Africa reporter Micheal Mbewe has more.

The Tunisian embassy in South Africa counsellor Hasna Tizaoui says that the Tunisian economy is more liberalised than before as it historically depended only on few sectors of its economy.
She was speaking on Saturday at a ceremony held at the Tunisian embassy in South Africa's capital of Pretoria, marking World Olive Day which is celebrated annually on 26th November.
Channel Africa reporter Micheal Mbewe has more.

Tunisian economy is more liberalised than before: Tunisian embassy in SA counsellor Hasna Tizaoui

The Southern Africa Caucus of the Pan-African Parliament last Friday convened a regional workshop to advocate for member states to become state parties to African Union instruments on shared values.

The workshop sought to emphasize the need to accelerate the signing and accession processes, with a particular focus on instruments related to the Pan-African Parliament and AU treaties on human rights, good governance, democracy, and peace and security.

Channel Africa's Nhlanhla Mahlangu spoke to Senator Tony Sibandze, Eswatini Member of Parliament and Committee Member on Monetary and Financial Affairs on AU legal counsel.

The Southern Africa Caucus of the Pan-African Parliament last Friday convened a regional workshop to advocate for member states to become state parties to African Union instruments on shared values.
The workshop sought to emphasize the need to accelerate the signing and accession processes, with a particular focus on instruments related to the Pan-African Parliament and AU treaties on human rights, good governance, democracy, and peace and security.
Channel Africa's Nhlanhla Mahlangu spoke to Senator Tony Sibandze, Eswatini Member of Parliament and Committee Member on Monetary and Financial Affairs on AU legal counsel.

Palestine is the most dangerous place in the world-ACLED Conflict Index

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